Tue, 22 Jul 2025
Eligibility for compensation has also been extended to employees of one of Fayed's private airline companies.
* Over 100 victims of Mohamed Al Fayed's abuse have entered a compensation scheme opened by Harrods.
* The scheme, which remains open until March 2026, offers compensation for employees and former employees of Harrods and one of Fayed's private airline companies, Fayair (Jersey) Co Ltd.
* Victims can receive up to £385,000 in compensation plus treatment costs if they agree to be assessed by a consultant psychiatrist.
* Compensation amounts include:
+ General Damages: up to £200,000
+ Work Impact Payment: up to £150,000
+ Compensation for intrusive medical examinations: up to £10,000
* Past treatment costs will also be covered.
* The scheme requires "documentary evidence" only and does not require applicants to give oral evidence regarding their claims.
* If a person makes a successful application and accepts an offer, it is treated as "full and final settlement", meaning they waive their right to pursue further action for damages.
* Harrods has also filed a case at the High Court asking for the executors of Fayed's estate to be replaced due to lack of progress in resolving his affairs since his death in 2023.
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